Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

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portnnt matter than the public ut large
:fbo wrongs which raised the CRY oi
mo taxation with.nt repi iesentation' Z
centEfy ago were soarcsly more fag
rant than those underwhich We live to.
day. The refusal to right them under
e. . Law would, ss o last rei oct, Justify q
refusal to pAy taxes OF which tho bur.
don Ia oast upon Us without Q proper
tiona.e voice In the deter Din alton si
whas they shall be. II the people OF
this county ever reach the point OF
knowing their rights and daring to
maintain them, It will not be difficult
to denonstrate that q majority cannot
DO held in practical bondage By the mi
nority. Until, however, there 10 IN I'D.
equate sense Of wrong, We shall doubt
l. % continue to let Il dare rot wait
upon Il would.'"
In concluding Mr.. Eases said that he
wished 1t understood that In his 70.
marks be had only given his own
We've, and lad spoken for no one else,
Tho Nas,onaI Opose. Company.
Hext Wednesday night the Eationa
Opera Company will appear q. the
Opera house ana present "Lakme, )" ons
OF tho most popular operas in this com
pany's repertoire. The appearance oi
| this organization will be one of tn,
most brilliant musical events that hal
tever occarred In this city, and the indi
cations now are that the people vii
show their appreciation by filing tn,
Opera House. Tai0 company 10 tn
largest organization of any kind tha
has sver presented amuaemeuts in thi
country, and comprises, with .he ballo
and orchestrs, $50 people. These will
the executive staff, property people an,
Iotssr employees, fill 10 passenger csrl
consequently to trAns port the compAn,
with the attaches, costumes, scener,
and other properties from one city Il
|aaother three special rail way trains ar
required. In ths presentation oi
I"Lskme" In ths city the entire com
IpAny will appear, with Theodor
Thomas orchestra Of 65 @ rst class per
formers, for whose accom- mediation thro
rows Of chAirs will have to be remove.
from the pArquet. All the Opera Hous
scenery will DO taken out and replsss
by special scenery brought by the I'm
pany.
i The oostumIng snd mounting q
,I"Lakme' nrs magnificent, the them
giving opportunities for the hpeet q
tis.ic effects. Tho plot IL laid In Indi
aud the main incidents are bet ween th
. officers OF the English army and part
OF English ladies Waiting tho cas-
] 'Lakm'," . daughter Of one Of th
Brahminf, q woman of brilliant beauty
enters upon she scene after the officer
and laftes arc well along in rom Auti
fiirtsiion, and her comelinees attract
oae Of the officers and impels him I
desert his fair English friend for th
pretty Brahmin. Tho young ofiioe
after winning the Indian girls ale,
tiou is ordered away with his regiment
and she, broken hearted at tho parting
gathers 3 poisonous flower and express
ing Its juice botwean her teeth, dies i
her lovers arms.
The ballet will be grand and nagn
Accent, and given by . corps of eight
beautiful girls In such n manner ths,
while 1t cannot be censured by the mos
fastidious, 1t will present the IN osl 81
tistic dancing pot sible. The pric'
D charged ere the satae ss e,sew here: r,
D the parqust and frat three or four row
. Ia the circle, s3; for tbs rest of the Gil
: Gle, % 80; for the drst three rows In Il
: gallery, ~; for the rest of the CALLER,
4, ii so; general admission, 81. The.
prices may seem hiGh, but whsn 1t
. taken into consideration that the e,
penses of this immense o.Raniz stio
r are "a 600 q day it must be admitte
. that they are very reasonable.